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Supreme Court Seeks Delhi Police Status Report on Probe into Assault of Supreme Court Advocate: A Strong Judicial Message on the Safety of the Legal Profession

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The Supreme Court of India has once again demonstrated that the administration of justice cannot function unless those who participate in it—including advocate...


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Sheikh Hasina Announces Plan to Return to Bangladesh: A Defining Moment in the Country’s Political Future?

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Introduction Sheikh Hasina’s Decision to Return

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The RG Kar Case Is Bigger Than One Crime: It Forces India to Confront the Real Crisis in Criminal Justice

The recent statement of Ratna Debnath, the mother of the RG Kar victim, has once again shaken the conscience of the nation.

She has publicly stated that she believes she knows who was involved in her daughter’s rape, murder, and the alleged attempt to cover u...


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Section 72 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, imposes a strict obligation on recipients to restore benefits received by mistake. However, the statute does not provide a defense for those who have already utilized the benefit in good faith. In modern commerce, particularly with instantaneous digital transfers, this rigid application often places an unfair burden on ...


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In a powerful reaffirmation of the constitutional promise of personal liberty, the Supreme Court of India has once again reminded governments that the state cannot demand strict adherence to criminal law from an accused while disregarding its own constitutional obligations.

On 10 July 2026, a bench comprising Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah and Justice ...


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